New Ulm weekly review., 1887-02-16

! 1aSL year auu Will HOG run SnOTG.
/ Saturday Mr.. August Nagel celebrat-
ed his list birthday by attending the
masked ball at the Tiveli and skipping
the tra-la- lu with the young folks un-
til early morn.
Taxpayers should not forget that per-
sonal property taxes become due March
| 1st. A penalty of ten per cent will be
added to all personal property taxes re.
naming unpaid by that time. Don't
wait until the last few days to pay your
taxes, but go up at once. The treasur-
er is always overcrowded the last few
days.
| Remember that those taking part in
the Carnival Parade must be at Turner
Hall Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Every one Of the exhibitors should be
present.
Since the passage Of the high license
bill Mr.. A. Schell has decided not to
built the extensive ice house and cool
ing cellars he intended to as announced
in the REVIEW some time ago.
The Directors of the Board of Trade
will meet at Mr.. Eckstein's office next
Friday evening. at 7:3O. Every mem
| ber is requested to attend and be on
hand promptly.
The grand lodge Sons of Hermann
have appointed local committees for a
large number of cities to assist in the
raising of funds for the proprosed mo-
nument in New Ulm. A committee
composed of citizens of this place have
been appointed to assist the New Ulm
lodge in agitating the matter and also
to raise a certain amount of money here
to further the scheme. Work will begin
as soon as the snow is eff the ground.
Progressive euchre parties are all the
90 at this season. Wednesday evening
Mrs. S. D. Peterson entertained a num-
Der of her young lady friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Behnke entertained a party
of lady and gentlemen friends the same
evening. Saturday evening the Misses
Annie and Bertha Behnke gave some
of their friends chance to display
their skill at the game.
At meeting Of citizens, held in Tur-
ner Hall Monday evening, it was decid-
ed to hold q carnival procession on
Tuesday of next week. Messrs. P,
Herian, j. Neuman, R. Loheyde and
Jos. Gales were appointed a commit
tee to see the business men of New Ulm
and enlist their sympathies in the un-
dertaking. Of those who were present
at the meeting the following promised
to have one or more teams each in the
parade: Empire and Roller Mills, Jos.
! Schmucker, J. Hauenstein, H. Frenzel.
R. Loheyde, B. and E. G. Behnke and
Vinegar Works. The committee
started out yesterday and will port at
meeting of citizens to be held at Tur-
ner Hall tomorrow evening. Anyone
who is willing to join in the parade is
requested to notify the committee of
their intention to do so. The process
sion will start from Turner Hall at 2 D.
m. Tuesday and parade the principal
streets. It is the desire of the origina-
tors Of the parade to eclipse anything of
the kind ever given here. This is big
undertaking but, if they display the
same vim in 'perfecting arrangements
as they did in originating they will suc-
ceed.
The following gentlemen were seen
yesterday and promised to participate:
T. Mulverhille, j. T. Newman, A. A.
Bogen, Peuser Bros, G. Baltrusch. F.
Retzlof, w. Schotzko. M. DengIer F.
Vogelpohl. Jos. and EN-. Schnoberich.
This would make about 81 teams and
assures the success of the parade. Eve
ry person interested should meet at
Turner Hall tomorrow evening with
out fail
It has happened several times that
there was no quorum present at the re-
gular meetings of the Board of Trade,
This is not as it should be. Every mem.
Der who has the welfare of the CITY at
heart should consider it his duty to at
tend every meeting and take an active
part in the deings of the board. There
are any number of matters which could
be proftably discussed in the monthly
meetings. If any member knows of
any scheme wherewith to benefit the
city, the board of trade would be the
proper organization in which such
scheme should be discussed. If he has
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